It was an exciting €6.5 million showdown in Prague between the world’s most fierce Global Champions League teams.

Riding Bonne Amie, the Belgian rider and his lightning-fast mare were speediest over two rounds to win the €1.25 million class.

The American rider won the $400,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup at Santa Anita; two Canadians place top-ten.

The awards honoured the riders, horses, and teams whose excellence defined the Global Champions League season.

Considered ‘a positive step’ for the sport by British Dressage, British Riding Clubs are also making nosebands optional.

The German and her new rising star clinched the Grand Prix and the Freestyle, scoring 83.095% in the latter to finish well ahead of the field.

The Dutch rider took the fourth qualifier of the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup 2025/2026 season at the German Masters.

The overnight leader maintained her #1 position after the challenging cross-country round; Canada's Waylon Roberts places 3rd in 4*-S and 2*-L.

The Irish rider piloted Casturano to victory in the $280,000 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup; Nicole Walker named Leading Canadian Rider.

The 2025 honours were presented to the Owner, Official, and Sponsor of the Year during the Royal Horse Show in Toronto.